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Don’t call him “Danny’s Brother”. Indiana guard Devonte Green, is, and always will be, much more than an NBA sibling. Devonte is often misunderstood, he is calculated, he is complex, and he has been through much more than the common man would ever understand. He never lived the cookie cutter…
It isn’t over yet. With 10 minutes and 21 seconds left in Saturday’s matinee against Michigan State, it wasn’t over. Indiana was down seven with its back against the wall of empty mediocrity, and it wasn’t over. With 12 Big Ten losses over a stretch of 13 games, Indiana’s season…
Indiana has a lot to blame for its seemingly lost season. The Hoosiers have found themselves under .500 with four games remaining for a multitude of reasons. Whether it be injuries, missed free throws, inept shooting, or even lackadaisical effort, every game has seemingly displayed some form of major flaw…
In the aftermath of Indiana’s demoralizing 55-52 loss to Ohio State on Sunday, Assembly Hall was dead silent. Devonte Green’s rushed 3-pointer at the buzzer clanked off the iron, and IU fans did nothing but put their heads down and meander to the exits. There were no boos, no jeers,…
When Indiana forward Juwan Morgan and guard Romeo Langford walked into the press room following the 77-72 loss against No. 20 Iowa, they didn’t hold their heads low. When asked about the game, they were responsive and engaged. They were positive. There is a reason for that. On Thursday, we…
He may only be a high school junior, but four-star shooting guard Anthony Leal, out of Bloomington South High School, is well on the radar for Indiana basketball’s recruiting targets. The local star is a rising prospect ranked No. 78 overall nationally in the 2020 class while boasting a versatile…
Indiana basketball is struggling. There’s no other way to put it. Three-point shooting woes, lack of depth and defensive struggles has led to five straight Hoosier losses. On Friday, the Hoosiers toughest Big Ten opponent thus far, No. 5 Michigan, comes to Indiana. But a strong effort on the defensive…
In 2001, Jay Wright was hired as the head coach of Villanova basketball. He took over the program after an 18-13 season and a first round loss in the NIT under the leadership of Steve Lappas. In the three years that followed, Wright took Villanova to three more NIT’s. In…
It’s no secret that Romeo Langford had his worst game as an Indiana Hoosier at the most inopportune time. Langford put up a season low four points on 2-of-10 shooting and didn’t hit any of his four free throw attempts Saturday against Purdue, extending the Hoosier current losing streak to…
The unthinkable occurred last Saturday when Indiana freshman point guard, Rob Phinisee, hit a 25-foot prayer at the buzzer to beat in-state rival Butler 71-68 at the Crossroads Classic in Indianapolis. Phinisee put Hoosier nation and the entire state of Indiana on notice when he hit that shot. He was…